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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-07

d. Nou nllc with calnrrh7 You can be
cured y You take lloUd's Sairaplnlla, tile
great blood purifier. Sold BY all druggists.
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SOMETHING NEW ABOUT COTTON SEED
nlNntAnn nnntn Clnnnra

"P'''' '0 independent OF Monopoles al Last
furnish the Crawford
oil hr from ,le c without damage to the
safely exported THERE'S
demand
pounds
Ma G.
oil
o
Planter, and rlnncrs hold h they
NJ this For full particulars address
American Cotton Seed Company,
Exchange Building New
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Commissioners.

We, the Undersigned Hanks and Bankers, will
pay all Prizes drawn IN The Louisiana state Lot
ferries which may he presented at our counters:
PIERRE LANAUK, Pres't State Natl Bank.
A. BALDWIN, President N. o. National Esnk.
CARL KoHN. President Union National Bank.
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Grand Semi.Annusl Drawing

In the Academy Of Music, New Otleans,
Tuesday, December -, 1857.
Capital Prize, 5000, 900.
100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars
each. Halves SIo; Quarters SIS; Ten,hs
"a: Twentieths ST.
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1886 Prizes, amounting 5000
For club mies or any muhcr information, apply
20 the Undersigned Nour handwriting must be
distinct aud signature plain. More rapid return
mail delivery Will hv ~ccj,us by your enclosing an
envelope hcariug your fuil address
send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders.
or New lOfs Exchange IN ordinary letter Cur
rency by Exprcss lbt uur cNpcnscl addressed 20
VI. 4. DAtPE1N.
New Orleans, In.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE WO-
w man Situation as Nurse or Chsmherm.id in =
private family best Of references Cali At 55 s0:h
WANTED A SITUATION AS PRIVATE IN.
W strnctor t,.yeline sonlpsnion o. courier by :
samsn ss S;ss and se.ls usni
orr Sss
WAAMTEpp.a,KMRLoIMEST OF AM KIND, By
than ns wares; best references. Address. Mn MookE
WANTED by A RESPECTABLE ooLoRED
maid; willing to stay at night; best Of references
WANTED BY a RESPECTABLE ooLoREp GIRL
ence. apply 14o2 18th ST. n.W. It,
WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
.sn n1sss a. sna Z q hs
ae1 MUSE. sssss s aAs Ad e.
WANTED-A YOUNG PROFESSIONAL MAN
lent references. Box IS. Star Office. II.
WANTED-A MAN WITH SEVEN YEARS Ex.
w perience desires position in frstclass grocery
Sess Of refs5s1ess from former employers address
w dresses. chambermaids. housefeepers nurses,
S%::. ss9 saa + he. ,1%s' 1?'if
WANTED "A GOOD BUSINESS NAN. wfTH
Il
sa at ssss nSd be
w Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy. four years sx.
Star office mh2S-3ts
WAHNTEsDD: KNoMN. Nat; LABOR BUREAU.
IN households. hotels stores and Qfces-driyers but
mhIs.St'' ''''" '''" 1-'f'' T. d. DicA' OH ''n IT.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY YOUNG COUPLE FOB HOUSE.
w keeping, or unfur. rooms aud bath. near Govt
Print. Office state price Address Box 66, star oface
It,
WANTED.w1TH BOARD-FOR GENTLEMAN,
~ wife and child, Parlor and Bedroom well fur.
nfshed: closet ROOM give price and full particulars
permanent il suited; references given and required.
Address NAVAL OFFICER, Star once. mh24-2t'
w light housekeeping: gentleman and wife: must
be very clean. PALMER, Capital Bicycle Works, New
York ave. mh24-3ts
"ANTED-BY THE 1ST OF APRIL. TWO FUR
w nished Communicating Rooms. with or without
board for two persons southern exposure preferred
Best of references, If required Address F. B. l.,
Office. mh24.3ts
WANTED-ROOMS-wE HAVE CONCLUDED TO
w resume the roOln-r renting part Of business
until May 1st and will register only rooms for rent
transients and for honsekeepinx purposes, Rooms
PROCTOR SON, Real Estate aud Insurance. 1925
st. NV mhC3-3m
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The railroad presidents who have been inter-

The railroad presidents who have been inter-
viewed on the subject are practically unanimous
IN saying that the President OF the United States
has made a happy choice OF Interstate commerce
commissioners. Some OF the comments are char
scteristic. Jay Gould pays q compliment to Mr..
Morrison for his honesty. Chauncey N. Depew
says that 'Schoonmaker OF our state, iswell fitted
for his new duties" The two gentlemen have
practised at the same bar, which, under certain
conditions, gives lawyers a high respect for each
Others abilities. Charles p. Clark, who, In spite
OF vigorous pushing, did not get q place on the
commission, remarks, more In sorrow than In
anger: Il confess that had hoped for the appoint
nent OF at least one practical railroad man"
Samuel Sloan believes that "the lawyers are
needed TO enforce such an act as the Interstate
commerce law" This Is the critical view OF q
president whose continuous road crosses the
boundaries OF New York, New jersey and Penn
sylvania, and who Will feel the full force OF the
law with every ton OF freight shipped from Oswego
10 New York city, and every load OF coal carried
from the Lackawanna mines to ude-water.
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$4,000 LOST

tour to Europe that cost % 600 done less good
than one bottle Of Hop Btters; they also cured my
wife Of fften years. weakness sleeplessness
and dyspepsia." B. NJ, Auburn. NY.
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NOR RENT-BY r. q.
Office Eld;y- lor I2tl

Property piaceu with for sale Ia liberals
advertised free of cost TO the owner.
For list OF property for sale call send at obce
mh21 r. o. HOFFMAN. 10th and sta n y
NOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, NINE ROOMS AND
II cellar, in beautiful order all modern improve
lnents; near Pension Office. &. IA. ARMfS.
f24-m y27 r 1T.
IrOR RENT-Two NEW HOUSES 10 AND % p
II st. NV; 30 and $3.50 per month: four aud
JOHNSON, us 18th ST. NV mhla I'm
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The Herdic Company think that IL Is an Ill 14th
street wind which blows nobody good.
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story and cellar I'M s M W.riNn .hh hs
ern improvements: good neighborhood. rent s30.50
AP mRSlss4-s, ,e MSlIss SEQ AN MiLaox;
st. Ter s,s ssa Ed ~
ss aeth ST SO ae. t, Court sn nsr "a
$50 .t AYR sfs ~ fur s'S s nsf- Court 20
PISS 81 $3.50 8, aosa 81. q r. io'o
siM MS IN SO ssS S +. sss .'s rs 10
5ysS st. Or" nh $3.50 81 Mater =, a. @r 10
los 5otI ST. q rs $50 Canal ~ 'n st or s'S
i;Ss s. sr.m g 80 s s, Va
30 2lst .t,.:..;: 20 90 Kan. h. ON Water NV. s
a. en- n "
scss ST. ne 81 S saers s and
mh24 1907 lennsyl,ania no.
EoR RENT,wE HAVE A NICE ELEyEN ROOM
il 3story and basement orirk house ON Conn. ave.
month A. p. HILL a CO. HAS street mia "a 4 TT
I,oR RENT-2-sToRY BRICK. q ROOMS. BAY
from Stanton Si ssa. ST. 4 ss ss
1000, swoRMsrEDr BRADLEY.
EroR RENT,2-sToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK,
IL rooms. all mod imps: lanse yard. square from
street CARE os7 O $ ss oksM hSfiSgb NANNY
mh23-3t s%7 fsi.nw.
L>oR RENT-BRIcK HOUSE, $50 lsT ST n. 4,
ner H %Sa " rood y order n1ss ak hS $40
LIST ST. ne. mh23 81
IroR RENT SEVERAL VERY DEsIRABIR
u threestory Brick Houses, 3 rooms each all mod
ern improvements, ON ST, between eth and 18th
SITS; in good order will De rented reduced rate fer
the summer. b. II. WARNER, 9i6 r ST ". mhs3-6ts
TCoR RENT-HousE 4a4 BOUNDARY ST. NV
Il between 9th and New Jersey ave. facing DeDruIt
nark: SIX rooms pressed brick front with modern
provements. Inquire at 420 Boundary st m23it.
1,oR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE FIGHT ROOM
D"elinR on llth st. between Mary land ave and
Z sti modern improvements Inquire az sos tn st
uhl3 az.
IrOR RENT-FURNIsHED - April. lsT-HoUsE
II OF seven rooms, modern improvements near uar-
ket, good neighborhood. Owner would retain room n
agreeable Cali at sl6 st. nv. mhol-3t.
VroR REN1-NEAR THE CAPITOL. A plsTRAgI X
II and pleasantly situated Brick Dwelling niue rs,us
including bath lo3 I'd st. ne mills 2t.
VNoR RENT-I320 coRCoRAN ST. NINE ROOMS
IL and bath handsomely furnished an upright Stem
way piano. terms, $50 per month. Can he after
y. m. mh22 -3ts
Il House 1907 10th St NV. Apply on the premises
mh223t-
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED. AT s40 PER MONTH
Il until October; us 9lst. mh..2-3t.
IyoR RENT
II 1908 + St NV. l3r.. mi AGO 90
.:S tn st. NV. 13r, mi. 50. 90
2lo9 ST. NV, lr., MI Oh
DUO "a ST NV or. water, ..................l6 40
ioif til st. n~' lo si6 nj W LrNkfSs -'''oe
Real Estate. Insurance and Loans.
mnZZ-lw 18th and IA SITS. NV
EoR RENT-2ls Sd ST. NV, JUST NORTH OF
IL Penn. ave-, 25 rooms. W. e. DUVAIl.
tsuccessor to Duyall 4 Marr1
mh22-3t g25 r 81 NV.
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VIZ T. PARKER. MAGNETIC HEALER TREATS
W. successfully al Chronic aud Nervous Disease
ton free once h0uss; 70 z pm go 10Th O. a.
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PROFESSIONAL.

MAD ELzEMoNA. WONDERFUL GIFTED
NICLAIRVOYANT, born with second sight. Every
hidden mystery revealed. Finds lost or buried treas
ures or Mines Receivers stolen property lost frends
Gives success in business. Removes all family trou-
bles. Causes speedy marrAyes Brings separated to-
eether Never fAls Gives picture Of one you mx rry
All in trouble consult this cliryoyHnt Cures sickness
satisfaction no pay. . 70 D. Opeu sunday. z2l
9th st. bet. y and -. nv. 1ts
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WANTED-HET,P

| WANTED.A CATHOLIC GIRL. ETHER WHITE
c oh r 20 o must bring good references
VNANTED-IMMEDIATE LADY COPY
Box U.s. ss Sno 0 sssa and sss
| WANTED-AT. ONCE-WHTTE CATERER TO
saas O. sass
by letter BOZ iss Star Office orn''n'ns' AHhs
WAVE .nn;1 20 Fg56ksSSIcLAss RESTAURANT
WANTED = SERVANTS, WITH F1RsT-CI.Ass
cook wash and one to dc or nS to
also girl 70 care children. so1a
" Nan ira%Hedistely by z. C. GARDNER architect
years Old to draw soda and DO tea he OK Kori
is4S ts &c.
WANTED-DUNDoRE's EMPLOYMENT BU-
sean anu conducted conduct by ladies' Men and women.
with references Iii st. NV. u o fa4- .s.f'
WANTED COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDs, NURSES,
AND for S%1 Of
always wsnted.) F. M. BURNHAM. 63o-s3s F st
| NV. mh23-3t'
WANTED-ENERaETIo MAN; CAN MAKE a.
10 so g. h St ns stss
WSr .sn1,s ~ hsR BosS F Ssh
sSf
w special work; this city. Norfolk and Annapo a
aa "a oS1 Ffnss
WANTEp;I DIN IMMEDIAIELY-ANE EXPERIENCED
s esesf
WANTED-BY THE FRANKLIN RELIEF Assoc.
w citation OF this city energetic and thoroughly
WANTED-woMENc COOKS, $40 TO $50. HOUSE.
white butler and wife, white groom farmer and wife.
mhis-6t: NAT. LABOR BUREAU. SIT eth st. NV.
WJANTED-FOR A PERMANENT PLACE. A GOOD
w Cook white. in small family, who will assist in
s Star oaies '' ' ''ns f''sr mhf4 1 I'm D.
WANTED WITH GOOD SOPRANO AND
At the F.
evening at 80 O'Clock mh1O,w1th,3w
!, MORE ACTIVE CANVASS
p% At sisy e Ell
w earn $40 per month at their own homes: Costly
outfit Of samples a package Of goods and full instrnc
Go Ru.nd 70 neip pay postage
w TO LEARN DRESS CUTTING
w and fitting by the actual measure and square rule,
m rn BuRn
WANTED-LADIES AND YOUNG MEN TO DEC
crate Holiday Novelties for holiday and general
materials furnished; work mailed Free Address NEW
ENGLAND DECORATIVE WORKS, 10 Pearl ST., Bos-
ton. Mass, p. U. Box 5O7S. mh12-
M ANTED-ANA ACTIVE MAN LOCATED OUTSIDE
w big cities Il! Salary $40 to 800 per month to rep
resent IN his own iocaty an old house References
mh:, th&f-4w
WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO START A NEW
homes
hour; peddling 1Oc. to SOC all hour made daytime
evening; send 1Oc for "a samples and package of
material to commence work on. Address ALBANY
SUPPLY CO., Albany, NY. f19-3Ot
WANTED-LADIES TO WORK FOR US AT
w their own bones; 81 to $40 per week can be
quietly made. No photo. painting; canvassing For
full particulars, please address, at once, CRESCENT
ART GO. 10 Central st., Boston, Mass. Box 5170
f4-:}m
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Eok RENT.2l33 ST. N.w-FINE THREE
story and cellar brick House nine rooms all mod
Apply WfSCs1T a NiI1slX
mhy4-3 1907 nrnfrs,lyanis ave M n
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BABY SAVED.

We thankful to say that our nursing baby was
permanently cured of dangerous and protracted
stpation and irreguaty Of the bowels by the use of
Hop Bitters by its nursing MOTHER which at the
time restored her to perfect health and strengthThe
Parents, Rochester, Ny.
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TIE Cleary jury breaks an admirable record In
the New York Doodle aldermen's prosecutions.
The question which agitates the district attor-
neyS ONCE now is whether the disagreement was
caused by Mr.. DOugherty's eloquence, somebody's
money, Miss Cleary's beauty, or the osculatory
performances OF the old woman who figured so con-
spicuously in the scene that last day. The one
principle established by this trial seems to be that
there Is nothing suspicious in q poor mans being
found suddenly with ten thousand dollar bills in
his possession, or keeping three thousand dollars
In paper currency locked In a tin box In q safe
deposit vault. There are some parts OF the world
where such state OF things would astonish every
one who learned OF It; but New York is city sui
geaeris, especially IN its aldermantc department.
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PtlcRs cartoon, emphasizing the difference
between Judge Hiltons and MI. Corcoran's way of
disposing OF a great collection OF pictures Is a
happy hit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-24

Gen. Redvers Butler will turn over his UNDER
secretaryship for Ireland to Gen. r. H. Sankey.
Butler was too frank OF speech, propably, for so
delicate position under Tory government. An
under secretary who is so imprudent as to report
that the rich and rapaeious landlord needs over
hauling as well as the half-clothed, halted and
sometimes restless tenant, had better be taken
out OF politics and sent back to the army, where
he learned this uncomfortable habit Of telling the
truth.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

NOR RENT-
Il THE "B. AND O." FLATS,
CORNER BOTH AND M SITS. n. W,
These fats arranged for housekeeping, are new
and convenient. W. and g. r. r. street pass the
THOS. ]. FISHER 90,
mh21-6e 1874 st. W.
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OFFICES

OFflCES.
1909 Pa. av.. I'd A.. or.S40
46s La. ave. basement 20
4os La. ave-. 3D. A.. 4r. 80
4Ol IN 1t. LIST H., lr....s5
4:35 9TH St. 2d a., fr. r. ri
Vernon Row. room IL. 10
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Between SEASONS.

PAIR OF SEPARATE TROUSERS WILL
oFTHNTIMEs HELP OUT THE WEAR OF A
MANS SUIT AMAZINGLY. THE TRoUs-
ERs ARE THE FIRST TO YIELD TO THE
PRESSURE GIVE UP THE aHosT,r AS IT
wERE-wHLE. AS A RULE, THE COAT
AND VEST SHOW LITTLE IF ANY SIGNS
OF WEAR A SEPARATE TROUSERS, IF
SELECTED 80 As TO HARMoNIzE WITH
THE COLOR OF THE COAT AND VEST
THEY NAY DIFFER WIDELY AND YET
HARHoNIzEwKLL.-wIILN NOT oNLYLooK
EVER so MUCH BETTER THAN THE OLD
PAIR BUT WILL ToNE:UP THE ENTIRE
OUTFIT: AND NEXT TO HA1F.woRN
PAIR OF SHOES THERE'S NOTHING IN
THE WORLD LooKs so BAD AS SHABBY
PAIR OF TROUSERS.
We SELL GREAT MANY PAIRS OF
TROUSERS AT THIS TINE OF YEAH
ALWAYS. so WE HAVE BEEN CAREFUL
THIS SEASON TO PROVIDE WELL FOB
THE USUAL DEMAND. WE HAVE AT
LEAST 1000 PAIRS AT s2.e5 EACH: PER-
Feet FITTING EVERY ONE OF THEM. AT
LEAST TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES AT
$3.50. SOME EXTREMELY DESIRABLE
PATTERNS AT $3.50. AND SO ON UP TO
$40 PAIR. BUT 1NAsMUcH AS THIS Is
THE TIME WHEN A MAN MERELY WANTS
TO PATCH OUT" HIS SUIT WITH AN
EXTRA TROUSERS UNTIL THE FINE
WEATHER WILL HAVE COME TO STAY.
WE HAVE LAID IN A GREATER STOCK OF
Low AND MED1UM-PRIcED TROUSERS
THAN USUAL. EVERY PAIR OF WHICH WE
GUARANTEE THE FIT THAT'S DUB
STRONG PoINT-THE FIT.
sAKs 4 COMPANY,
GENERAL oUTFITTERs,
mh24 800 to 3OS Seventh 1t.
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STATIONERY AND ENGRAVING.

We have laid in large and carefully selected stock
OF the choicest Fashionable Stationery Irish Linens
Monte Cloth. Ancient handmade Grenadine and
iwled Papers with Envelopes to match also, Mourn
ing, Initial Illuminated, Embossed and Fusmeled
Cards and Envelopes. These goods have been pur-
chased from one of the most skilled and enterprisng
manufacturers in the country one who il leader in
novel and unique designs. and whose papers are not
outranked on this side Of the Atlantic To introduce
this department we have made specially low quo.
taons to prevail for the next Is days. These prices
viii be found in the Republican" and "Critic.n
As engravers Of the finest society work we do no,
propose to be e1celled in quality surpassed in expe
ntlon, nor ecipsed in price. For example: We will
engrave the plate. furnish so elegant steel-nished
visiting cards and print the same with the name Of
any individual. for IS cents.
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- = - AN"N"AaN"ta
THOS. T.. WAGGAMAN.
HOFFMAN.
9th, near n ST.. 16r. $50
j, near 18th ST. Tor. les
LIB. 9th 1T. n w., sr. 81. 32
1905 Columbia ~. .....25
l40I Columbia 1t.
y3l Il ST.. office rooms. %
ITO 1lth ST.. q ~. 20. -
l23 + st. ne. .,o.3.
Upper part 625 Ia. ave 20
Stable rear 1909 M'sav..20
5l6 18th st s.w......l2.: 30
12ll + 1t. NV, Office rms.
40 La. ave, Office rooms.
Cor. 9TH and + SITS. III. rms.
Conn.av. mr. Dup't Chr 100
18th, near . ST., Tor. 100
I'd St, near Pa. sye......15
2lst. near q st...........75
o. Il
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The new aqueduct bridge ought probably to be
built with draw, but Congress failed to provide
for one and TO avoid inconvenient delay the bridge
must be constructed without 1t. II the bridge
proves to be an obstruction to navigation the mat
ter will come up again, but for the present draw
less bridge seems compulsory.
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nor RENT-HoUsEs.

STORES.
Strand dwE- l3l47th
st. NV, srs. "a !
Str. rm-, part cellar,
cor. fth and y sts.n.w.2i
Str. I'm. 154l N st. n.w.15
Str. rln., cellar, | back rm.,
POI II st. ne. Is
Str. and dwp, BIB Willow
Tree alley, 6r. 10
Str. I'm. 42l l. st. sc. u
The above is only a port
books. For full list cali at
the LIST ana 10Th. lmh22l
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BRADFORD, Pa, May 6. 1885.
has cured me Of several diseases such az
ness, sickness at the stomach monthly troubles ETC.
have not seen sick day in years. since took Hop
Htters. All my neighbors use them
MRS. FANNIE GREEN
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Governor Wetmore viii run again, since Rhode
Island demands 1t. Mayor Harrison consents as
Chicago yearnS for him. Reluctant candidates
must remember that The politician who hesitates
IS lost
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SPECIAL IN UNDERWEAR.

SPECIAL IN UNDERWEAR.
We oher five dozen t6OD high-necked Corset Covers.
with dat feled seams and trimmed with Torchon lace
AT 2I CENTS EACH.
GUARANTEED VALUE, 35 CENTS.
Fl + #H II e. En- e. % EsSss
T HI Il. SsS % ss III
ss IN NJ ~ y 4 s ks SS0S HI EKr'
.aH "A i / SSoSS III En- :.
mh2& s1e-s1s SEVENTH ST. n. ".
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WANTED--HOUSES.

VNANTED-TO PURCHASE FROM OWNER FOR
w cash or room brick dwelling, with modern
improvements, and north of Pennsylvania ave- Ad-
dress II. NJ, Star Office. mh24-3ts
WTANTED-BY GOOD TENANT, A DWELLING
w House, seven to ten rooms, in good order modern
improvements either northwest East Capitol good
neehborhood. Address C. H., Star Office. Rent. $50
to $50 per month. mh24-3ts
VNANTED-TO BUY CHEAP FOR CASH. ONE OR
w two brick Houses, to rooms; one brick
house renting now for about go. Address TITLE
CLEAR" Star Office. mh23-3ts
VNANTED-A HOUSE ABOUT EIGHT OR TEN
w roOms location west of 18th and north of SITS.
Price not to exceed $6O0 easy state size Of
lot, number and street. Box 60 Star office mh233t'
WANTED-A LADY WILL TAKE CARE OF A
w furnished house for the summer for of por-
tom three adults; best Of references Address HOME
Star Office. mh21-5ts
WANTED-1,0OO HOUSES.
w All sections of Washington, to sell to New York
investors.
HEISKELL l. McLERAN,
zoos + st. NV,
Advertise and sell property here in New York Bust
ness Associate: JNO! h FOLEY. l37 Broadway and
27S W. 125th st., n. Y. mh4-1m
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permanently cured OF dangerous and protrncted
stpation and irregulaty Of the bowels by the of
time restored her to perfect health and strength-The
Parents, Rochester, NY.
"Bright's disease rheumatism and horde of other
serious and fatal diseases which be prevented with
Hop Htters," II taken in time.
"LuDDNGTos, MICH. Feb. 2, 18s5-Ihave sold Hop
Btters for ten years, and there" is medicine that
equals them for bilious attacks. kidney complaints and
all diseases incident to this malarial climate.
H.T. ALEXANDER.
MONROE. MICH, Sept. 25th. 1S85.-sirs: I have
been taking Hop Bittsrs for Inflammation Of kidneys
failed to do-cured me. The effect Of the Bitters
seemed like magic to me- WI CARTER
GENTs:-Your Hop Bitters have been Of great value
to me. was laid up with typhoid fever for over
two months and could get relief until tried your
Hop Btters To those suffering from debility or any
one in feeble health, cordially recommend them
J. g. STOETZEL-
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eV Unhealthy or inactive kidneys cause gravel,
Brghts disease, rheumatism. and q horde Of other
serious and fatal diseases which be prevented with
Hop Htters," II taken in time
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ION Of the property on my
Office for bulletin issued on
THOS. T.. wAGGAMAN.
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With two feet OF snow In western Connecticut
fmpassable roads In some parts Of Central New
York. and three railway passenger trains stalled
In I'VE got drifts in the Pennsylvania mountains,
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STORY Or A PosrAn CAnp.

was affected with kidney and urinary trouble
"For twelve years!"
After trying all the doctors and patent medicines
could her of, used two bottles Of Hop
"Bittersn
And am perfectly cured 1keepit
"All the time!"
Respectfully, B. +. BOOTH. Salisbury, Tenn. May
4, 1883.